Original Summary

I've been doing application security/pentesting for several years, and as AI applications started becoming a bigger part of security testing, I noticed something I found frustrating: There was plenty of material explaining what prompt injection, tool abuse, RAG attacks, MCP vulnerabilities, etc. are — but much less opportunity to actually sit down and break a vulnerable AI application yourself . So I built GenAI Security Lab . It's a hands-on platform with 150+ labs covering things like: LLM vulnerabilities Prompt injection RAG security AI agents and tool abuse MCP security Data/context leakage Authentication and authorization issues in AI apps And other attacks I've encountered while testing AI applications The idea is pretty simple: instead of watching another video about an AI vulnerability, open a vulnerable application and try to exploit it yourself. I launched it recently and would love some honest feedback from other builders. Link: https://genaisecuritylab.com/   submitted by   /u/exploitprotocol [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/19 01:53:53